The Jessica Cabin

I loved this movie from the first shot. It's very low budget, but the camerawork is beautiful. Storywise, it is a sweet little ghost story.

A gay couple spends a weekend at a remote cabin in the southwest. Nicky is very infatuated with Preston, but can't see that Preston isn't that into him in return. Very true to life.

There are two other people in the cabin that take an intense interest in this couple. These two don't get out much. They kind of miss it. When new people stay at the cabin, it's the only excitement they get, so they try to make the most of it. But you know how people are. Nothing is ever enough. You always want more.

I really enjoyed this little character piece. It's a very sweet story, full of heart.

This itty-bitty little 73 minute very low budget film is different, I'll give it that. It's not really the same or contain the same kind of significance, but the closest thing I've seen to it in recent years would be A Ghost Story. That's a bit of a stretch since much of this is comedy, or meant to be even though it is categorized here as horror, and the four primary characters are all gay. Two gay ghosts trapped in the cabin they died in is a rental, so eventually there will be more guests, and there are over an undisclosed period of time, but eventually one good looking gay one arrives with his horrid boyfriend, one ghost falls for the looker, so they find a way to rid of the boyfriend and they kill the good looking one so he can't go anywhere. Presumably. A bit of it is humorous, the acting is okay at best and the idea is a curious one as is the ending. I expected this to be better.